I'm quite peleasd with the information in this one. TY!

According to Marilyn Segal, Ph.D., dean emeritus and director of the professional innovation programme at Mailman Segal Institute for Early Childhood Studies at Nova Southeastern College in Fort Lauderdale, Florida, the most vital toy is the mother or father and other caregivers thanks to infants crave one-on-one social interaction and need the safety it provides. If the child is below one year old, toys that might cause possible choking are avoided. They appreciate activities these as swinging, bouncing, jumping, sliding and swimming.